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scotty86d

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8th Mar 07 at 13:34

Good man, hope she keeps up to speed

I have to keep giving my mrs beats as she slows down too often and I just tell her I'll do it

[Edited on 08-03-2007 by scotty86d]

Kurt

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8th Mar 07 at 13:35

so how fast does the cam turn?

Ben G

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8th Mar 07 at 13:36

i'm pretty sure with 5 sps (Strokes Per Second), you would get some nasty friction burn

Dean_W

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8th Mar 07 at 13:36

Each cam will turn twice for each RPM of the crank. As the pistons work opposite.

Scotty C

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8th Mar 07 at 13:36

quote:
Originally posted by kurtofcc
so how fast does the cam turn?

I assume the same. As does the valves, Pullies, tensioners, PAS pump etc etc

Scotty C

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8th Mar 07 at 13:37

quote:
Originally posted by Dean_W
Each cam will turn twice for each RPM of the crank. As the pistons work opposite.

Oh. So, at 3k rpm, the cams will be going round 100 times a second.

Kurt

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8th Mar 07 at 13:40

this is quite intellectual for cs

Dean_W

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8th Mar 07 at 13:40

I think so. I've got a headache now

Scotty C

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8th Mar 07 at 13:42

I'm gettin addcited to this

So, when you run your engine in for a 1000miles, your pistions have gone up and down 3,000,000.6 times

Surely abit of metal doesnt that long to wear in

Hamish

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8th Mar 07 at 13:42

quote:
Originally posted by kurtofcc
this is quite intellectual for cs

Kurt

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8th Mar 07 at 13:42

what about the flywheel? lmao

Dean_W

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8th Mar 07 at 13:43

Don't forget it's covered in oil.

Scotty C

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8th Mar 07 at 13:43

quote:
Originally posted by kurtofcc
what about the flywheel? lmao

Erm, well thats connected to the crank, so the same. I think

Dean?

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8th Mar 07 at 13:43

Flywheel will be one RPM per one RPM of the crank.

Anyone know about the gearbox?

scotty86d

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8th Mar 07 at 13:44

Sorry for the drop of tone guys, seems you're having a very intellectual discussion here.
It is quite impresive how high the resistance to wear of the parts in an engine are going on how many revolutions are performed

Scotty C

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8th Mar 07 at 13:45

quote:
Originally posted by Dean_W
Flywheel will be one RPM per one RPM of the crank.

Anyone know about the gearbox?

Depends what gear

Anyone care to work it out?!

Dean_W

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8th Mar 07 at 13:45

quote:
Originally posted by Monster
I'm gettin addcited to this

So, when you run your engine in for a 1000miles, your pistions have gone up and down 3,000,000.6 times

Surely abit of metal doesnt that long to wear in

Hang on, i think we have another thing here. Surely the above depends on the RPM driven for those miles?

Kurt

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8th Mar 07 at 13:46

need to know the ratios for the gears

[Edited on 08-03-2007 by kurtofcc]

Scotty C

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8th Mar 07 at 13:46

quote:
Originally posted by scotty86d
Sorry for the drop of tone guys, seems you're having a very intellectual discussion here.
It is quite impresive how high the resistance to wear of the parts in an engine are going on how many revolutions are performed

This was my next point. How the fuck does these moving parts last sooo long?

I may start to think vauxhalls are relaible now

Dean_W

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8th Mar 07 at 13:48

If you think about it in the long run, any component of a car is reliable. Imagine how many RPM's a wheel bearing does.

Scotty C

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8th Mar 07 at 13:48

quote:
Originally posted by Dean_W

quote:
Originally posted by Monster
I'm gettin addcited to this

So, when you run your engine in for a 1000miles, your pistions have gone up and down 3,000,000.6 times

Surely abit of metal doesnt that long to wear in

Hang on, i think we have another thing here. Surely the above depends on the RPM driven for those miles?

Yeah I worked it out on travelling said miles at 60mph at 3 k rpm

Scotty C

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8th Mar 07 at 13:49

quote:
Originally posted by Dean_W
If you think about it in the long run, any component of a car is reliable. Imagine how many RPM's a wheel bearing does.

And they last for 1000's of miles

Edit - They only travel the same speed as the car, so if the car is doing 60mph, the wheel bearing is doing 60rpm, right? Thats not as impressive as cranks/pistion/cams

[Edited on 08-03-2007 by Monster]

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8th Mar 07 at 13:50

Whats the total outside curcumfrence of a lets say, 16 inch wheel?

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8th Mar 07 at 13:51

quote:
Originally posted by Monster
Edit - They only travel the same speed as the car, so if the car is doing 60mph, the wheel bearing is doing 60rpm, right? Thats not as impressive as cranks/pistion/cams

[Edited on 08-03-2007 by Monster]

No, no, no.

Then the wheel would need to roll a mile in one RPM.

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8th Mar 07 at 13:52

circumference = pi x diameter

i think

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